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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-01-21, Page 101A0"4- •44411 dst% lOrt°1 4POU.Q/ °) • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • i • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • 41 • • • • • • • • • • • • Page 10 Times -Advocate, January 21, 1901 :r✓.si)lArt M P WIN CANNERS BONSPIEL -- A rink skipped by Jim DeBlock won the first draw of Saturday's Exeter Canners mixed curling bonspiel. Receiving their prizes from branch manager Jack Urquhart are Bill and Janice Morley and Betty and Jim DeBlock. T -A photo Hensall loses two more Zurich wins over Sherwoods Two unanswered third period goals allowed the Zurich Buckeyes to score a 6- 5 win over the Hensall Sherwoods in South Huron hockey league play Sunday afternoon in Zurich. The first period was all even with each team scoring one goal. The Sherwoods led 5-4 after 40 minutes of play only to have the Buckeyes come on strong in the final frame: The game was only 15 seconds old when Steve Knight struck for the Sherwoods on a three-way combination with Jamie Caldwell and Gary Koehler. Only a minute later the score was all tied on a successful shot by Captain John Graham of the Buckeyes with assists going to Steve Bedour and Kerry Bedard. At 2:06 of the second session, Rick Ingram put Hensall in front again on a play started by Ken Varley and Dwight Consitt. Pat Bedard squared the score again for the Buckeyes at 11:51 as he hit the Hensall net on passes from John Graham and Kim McKinnon. Bedard's goal set off a fast scoring spree of six goals in the last nine minutes of play. Next came a drive by Dave Kinsman of the Sherwoods at 13:05 with the pass provided by Al Taylor. A minute later Pat Bedard registered his second goal of the game on a pass from Mike Clarke and the score was even at 3-3. The scoring pattern changed a little with two quick Hensall goals. Rick Ingram fired his second shot of the afternoon past Kevin Lightfoot who was in Zurich 'goal filling in because of injuries. Dave Kinsman and Gary Davies assisted. Dave Kinsman put the Sherwoods two goals up at 17:51 as he converted a pass from Ken Varley. With only 10 seconds remaining in the second period, Gerald Weido completed a three-way passing effort with Mike Clarke and John Graham to Eyes head dart loop The Evil Eyes continue to hold down first place in the Exeter Legion mixed dart league with 59 points. The Winkers scored a five point sweep Friday night to move into a tie for second place with the Doublers. Each team has 56 points. The Last Chance are fourth with 53 points. This week's scored were: Winkers 5 Jaams 0 Shiphunters 4 Sassenachs 1 Doublers 4 DR's 1 Scotties 3 Out of Space 2 Outlaws 3 Last Chance 2 Itchy Niters 3 CB'ers 2 Evil Eyes 3 Rowdy Ones 2 Canscotts 3 Family Affair 2 Friday's schedule is as follows : 8 p.m. Outlaws vs Scotties CB'ers vs Evil Eyes Out of Space vs Last Chance Sassenachs vs Jaams 9:30 p.m. Doublers vs Canscotts Winkers vs Shiphunters Family Affair vs DR's Rowdy Ones vs Itchy Niters Best Interest 1 3 3/a % We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest be- ing offered on Guaranteed Investment Cer- tificates. ' subject to change AWF Ga ise r-Knea le Insurance Agency Inc. EXETER 235-2420 GRAND BEND CLINTON 238-8484 482-9747 cut the Hensall lead to a single goal. In the third period Ron Rader tied the score at 2:37 on a pass from Marvin Merner and Steve Bedour blasted the winner at 14:07 with assists going to John Graham and Randy McKinnon. Referees Don Appleby and Tom Millar were busy handing out 35 penalties, all of the minor variety. The Buckeyes took 18 of the calls. In the other games this week, the Hensall Sherwoods lost 5-4 to the Goderich Merchants and 6-1 to the Forest Boyds. In the loss to Goderich, the Sherwoods C4 CO OP RO SP CB OE 167 IN CM HB SU 8th YW TM TR PE BS Bowling Mens A D Jackson 785 B Farquhar 812 B Hogarth 633 G Latulippe 664 C Wurm 703 G Ford 58.3 B VanDamme 674 S Frayne 641 R Hippern 652 N Eveland 589 D Harvey 539 A Farquhar 603 Mons Wed. R Dickey 655 R Frayne 694 D Brintnell 714 J Jarret652 P McFalls 748 R Schroeder 648 7 19 7 19 7 14 5 12 3 10 0 10 4 10 2 8 4 7 0 6 0 6 3 5 2 4 5 7 5 10 2 2 5 12 2 7 SHAMROCK MINOR Northern Division Novice St. Marys Goderich Exeter Lucan Parkhill Atom Goderich Lucan St. Marys Parkhill Parkhill Exeter Ilderton Pee Wee Parkhill St. Marys Lucan Ilderton Goderich Exeter Bantam Parkhill St. Marys Ilderton Goderich Lucan Exeter Midget Exeter St. Marys Ilderton Parkhill Goderich Lucan W 13 8 5 3 1 W 11 10 9 8 8 3 0 W 13 10 6 5 4 1 W 10 9 8 6 4 1 11 9 7 6 3 1 l T Pts 0 0 26 5 2 18 7 2 12 9 4 10 9 4 6 L 3 1 4 5 5 12 16 L 1 4 6 8 8 12 T 2 2 1 2 2 3 0 Pts 24 22 19 18 18 9 0 T Pts 0 26 0 20 2 14 2 12 1 9 1 3 l T 2 1 3 3 7 0 7 0 7 0 12 2 l T 2 3 3 2 7 0 6 1 9 1 10 1 Pts 21 21 16 12 8 4 Pts 25 20 14 13 7 3 The American Gem Society of the 1. nited States and Canada Michael D. Anstett Takes pleasure in announcing the appointment of Michael D. Anstett of ANSTETT A It7l.tt . f iyi,llrl St JEWELLERS (_Ilnton 'H4 Main St Exeter 5r•,ftr)rth ;,r;? ()wham r Waikr•rtr,n as Exeter's only Certified ® Gemologist American Society This professional title is awarded to select jewelers who have completed a formal gemological education, have successfully passed rigorous examinations, and have proven that their business ethics are above reproach. An AGS title is an annual appointment and must be rewon by yearly examination. held a 4-2 lead at one point in the second period before giving up three straight goals. Murray Connolly, Dwight Consitt, Terry Caldwell and Gary Davies were the sharpshooters for Hensall. Ken Varley picked up two assists while Dave Kin- sman, Lloyd Allan, Jim Ferguson and Dwight Consitt each helped on one goal. The only goal for Hensall in the 6-1 loss to Forest came in the first period and was fired by Gary Koehler on a three-way effort with Jamie Caldwell and Terry Cald- well. scores HD RO BB LB JS WIi PP PK MM TB SP BU TB ST F1H 4E. GF DS LO AC WR WW CH SC TE WW FT OC SN BL GT RC MP TA TI BE FL PE WI SP BU BO ST RA PU SI' CO DM RO FS IS 1C(: RP HH CA HT 1,0 Ladies Tuesday Night E Hillman 681 V Flynn 725 V Hay 577 L Farquhar 627 J Parent 500 G Bierting 557 S Brintnell 576 C Redegeld 558 G Farquhar 764 P Crawford 708 R Eveland 492 S Kingma 485 Thursday Ladies D Weigand 555 P Seller 543 M Rohde 553 T Rooseboom 679 J Dougherty 561 A MacLean 587 M Chalmers 529 M Insley 562 L Ambrose 580 B Bi erl i ng 693 Friday Mixed league L Latulippe 703 DCooper 614 R Lawrence 571 W Dix 694 J Snell 561 D Steele 615 Wed. Morning ladies D Kipfer B Smith R Berends A Joynt M Lovell G Beaver Sunday Mixed League L Webber 649 G Dunlop 610 BHogg712 J Heywood 712 N Knee 578 B McKichan 582 Senior Citizens E Davis CSmith B Etherington G Glenn C Hendy M Sanders Mon. P.M. Men L Porter C Smith B Etherington C Hendy W Shapton M Dearing Huron Hope School C F'roulx E DeKort D Brownlee S Hemmingway r. Rowe Pee Weiss D Negrijn 84 DKingma84 T Truemner 87 Juniors S Skinner 293 S Westlake 221 S Russell 253 D Mack 191 Seniors J Straughan 298 J VanHaarlem 384 J Seller 339 G Pratt 3.52 S Durand 341 Lucan Ladies J Sovereign 680 M Kennedy 618 K Hearn627 11 Taylor 670 I, Sutherland 580 M Jefferies 655 P Hodgins 534 V Horhanuik 720 11 Wraith 652 C Goos 561 B Radcliffe 550 L Ellyatt 702 5 93 2 60 7 70 0 74 0 39 7 74 7 80 0 36 5 77 2 69 5 44 2 29 7 60 0 54 7 52 7 76 5 91 0 59 2 65 0 62 0 57 7 43 5 93 7 76 2 67 5 57 2 45 0 40 7 2 2 5 5 0 498 491 539 495 498 505 90 79 69 68 58 14 277 268 2 249 346 320 448 420 393 510 376 477 85 82 79 74 74 2 13 2 13 1 8 7 41 2 30 6 42 6 34 2 53 8 55 9 60 11 65 9 53 78 77 66 61 56 50 42 42 42 32 27 15 Exeter Rec Hockey Standings Novice W L T Pts. Dashwood 10 1 1 21 Algoma Tire 8 3 1 17 Pfaff Electric 7 3 2 16 The Trees 4 6 2 10 MacLeans 1 9 3 5 Les Pines 1 10 2 4 Mohawks lose twice The Exeter Mohawks suf- fered two losses in the South Huron intermediate hockey league this week. They lost to the Forest Boyds 9-2 and were on the short end of an 8-6 score to the Centralia College Saints. The Mohawks will be back in action tomorrow night, Thursday, when they play host to the Centralia Marauders at the South Huron Rec Centre. In the 8-6 loss to the Saints, the Mohawks stayed on even terms for the first two periods only to fall behind in the final 20 minutes of play. Dan Webb put the Mohawks in front at 7.03 of the first period on a three- way effort with Randy Gilfillan and Al Knight. Before the first period ended, Ken Vanos and Ed Michniewicz with his first of five goals put the College ahead. The second period scoring was reversed with Tom Ryan and Wayne Smith counting for the Mohawks and Jim Coffey replying for the Saints. Both Exeter goals came on power plays with Mike Anstett assisting twice and Luc Gagnon helping on one. Ed Michniewicz stole the show in the third period with four goals in 10 minutes. Dave Burnett was the other CCAT marksman. He also picked up two assists along with Ken Vanos. Scoring for the Mohawks in single fashion were Brion Penhale, Luc Gagnon and Mike Anstett. Tom Ryan gained two assists while Dave Jackson, Luc Gagnon and Al Knight each helped on one goal. Only five minor penalties, three to the Saints were handed out by referees Iry Ford and Harry Moir. Only goals early The Mohawks scored the only goals in their 9-2 loss to Forest in the first period and were ahead 2-1 at the end of the first. Tom Ryan fired both Ex- eter -goals with assists going to Dave Jackson and Luc Gagnon. Chris McGregor led the Forest scoring attack with three goals. Rob Sullivan added two scores and single goals were fired by Doug Ulrich, Jim Laird, Rick Harold and Bill Forbes. The Mohawks picked up seven of file 11 penalties assessed by rre�ferees Don Appleby and T&'n Millar. All star game set The fourth annual South Huron intermediate hockey league all star game is set for the Zurich arena on Friday night, January 23. The top players from the northern division of Goderich, Zurich, Hensall and Exeter will tackle the best from the south group from Centralia, Centralia College, Parkhill and Forest. New all-star team sweaters will be worn by ' both clubs. Proceeds from the game will be split bet- ween the Exeter and Goderich Big Brother organizations and the league itself. The league's share will be used to pay for the all- star sweaters. Each team will ice lthree goal tenders. For the north they are Juergen Hellman, Zurich; Dave Holmes, Hensall and John Hayter, Exeter. From the south the puck stoppers will by , Murray Jamieson, Parkhill; Kevin, Lightfoot, Centralia I •andTerry Dale, Forest. The other participatling players will he: NORTH - Exeter- Lucl Gagnon, Ken Bergman, Tom Ryan and Mike Anstett; Zurich -Pat Bedard, Gerald Weido, Kim McKinnon and John Graham; Hensall- Jamie Caldwell, Dwight Consitt, Dave Kinsman and Gary Koehler; Goderich- Phil Petrie, Phil Paquette, Tom O'Brien and Ron Corriveau. SOUTH - Centralia Marauders•Randy Somer- ville, Pete Glover, Mark Cronyn and Blair Hearn; Centralia College -Ed Michniewicz, Ken Vanos, Dave Burnett and Dave McFadden; Parkhill -Rob Thoman, Gary McLeod, Don Van Massenhoven and Ron Lockhart; Forest -Chris McGregor, Jim Laird, Dave Ulrich and Dale Quinn. Herb Turkheim of the Zurich Buckeyes w111 coach the north team while Brian Lightfoot of the Centralia Marauders will handle the south club. John Stephens, Exeter is the South iluron league president; John Afnaley, Grand Bend is vice-- president and Bob Somer- ville,statistician. 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